Climate humor: Ask and ye shall receive
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"Kopenhagen" iIllustration copyright. Marian Kamenský
Yesterday Michael Cosgrove lamented the lack of dark humor and satire surrounding the climate talks at Copenhagen. He suggested it might break the tedious and non-productive nature of the meeting and also engage the public as the current tug-of-war between politicians, scientists and demonstrators has not.
Today Marian Kamenský, a political cartoonist in Slovakia, sent this observation on the talks in his "Kopenhagen" cartoon.
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The only question I'm asking here is whether it's even worth trying to stop the planet slipping off the cliff.
I mean, I like Earth just as much as the next guy, but I have to say I haven't seen so much luscious green grass in years! Looks very inviting.
Wonder where that is?
My thanks to Marian Kamensky for a breath of fresh air, pun intended.
Thanks, Marian!
all the religious leaders and citizens of the world do not come together to fight this, a day would come when all the beings on earth will come to an end.
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